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Looking to upgrade board and CPU in new case

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Hi,

 

i currently run an unRAID server for running home automations and a heft media server (movies, television, music, books, etc) and a few other self hosting needs. 
 

however, my case is a SilverStone CS381B, which runs very hot. So I’m looking to replace the case. But I’m also hoping to upgrade my CPU and Motherboard, as my current board needed a bit of modding to get enough drives available and isn’t a true server board. 
 

here’s what I currently have in the setup:

* ASRockRack C246 WSI 

* Intel® Xeon® E-2146G CPU @ 3.50GHz

* Crucial RAM 32GB Kit (2x16GB) DDR4 2400 MHz CL17 Desktop Memory CT2K16G4DFD824A

* 8x HDDs 

* 2x SSDs

* 1x NVMe

 

one if the drives often runs 46-48C unless I really crank up the fans, which becomes very loud. 

 

So I’m looking for a board that would allow for at least that number of drives, along with having expandability in a ?rack mount configuration for a GPU for example. Probably 12 hot swap bays in a Rosewill 4U chassis or something like a Fractal Design ATX tower, though I prefer having hot swap bays… unless you have a better recommendation! I already have a few spare HDDs to add to the server.
 

any thoughts?

 

thanks in advance!

16 hours ago, joshsalvi said:

* 8x HDDs 

* 2x SSDs

* 1x NVMe

 

one if the drives often runs 46-48C unless I really crank up the fans, which becomes very loud.

Did you mean one of the HDDs?

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Did you mean one of the HDDs?

Yes apologies


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I have an Asrock X570M4Pro its a mATX board with a AM4 socket,  supports 8 SATA3 onboard, and 2 NVMe M.2 slots

its a good board.

 

16 hours ago, joshsalvi said:

Yes apologies

46-48C is not particularly hot for a HDD.

Warm, but not hot enough to warrant case changes.

Edited by Lolight

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